. . . this was coming. "I ain't gonna bump no mo wid dat big fat woman." If 145.036 is the King of Funky, Joe Tex is the Emperor. 😆

A superb one, a kind of King Of Funky. Cannot say it's a pretty watch, but it has tons of charm. Credit: Luca Musumeci. If I find one in top condition with some cool patina, I jump on it. Best, Nicolas

. . . let's see the 145.013, 145.026, and 145.036 refs in our collections. My 910 . . . . . . on Pacific Coast Highway last year. Art

. . . just in time, Nicolas! Both versions, 910 and 911, had GMT hands; the essential difference between the two boiled down to the 24 hour day/night subdial of the 910 which was replaced by the constantly running sub-seconds hand of the 911. Omega made t

This is really my area of interst - late 60's early 70's Omegas. I'm being spoilt with these recent postings. Your flightmasters are great examples, illutrating the diferences in case shape between the ref. 145.013 cal. 910 and the ref 145.036 cal. 911. T

I have to confess to being a naughty boy but what's a boy supposed to do when confronted by temptation!! I've been drooling over Flightmasters and have done some research. I'm sure most of you know that there were two 'generations' of Flightmasters - the

I guess I'm a little gun shy to go sprouting off ideas among this esteemed company but give me a week or to and I get over it and start pontificating. But seriously thanks for making me welcome and congrats on a fine community you have here. When it comes